Re: [users@httpd] Apache httpd 2.2.21 Segmentation faults

2012-06-05 Thread Jeff Trawick
On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 2:27 AM, Abhi Auradkar wrote: > Hi All, > > > I am running a apache 2.2.21 on Solaris Sparc. I see the following > segmantation faults every now and then. > Any pointers to whats wrong will be really helpful. Please get the stack of this thread, which is probably the one th

[users@httpd] RE: httpd-2.4.2 "make install" fails on AIX 6.1

2012-06-05 Thread Brian Gaber
This suggestion worked. For the "configure" and "make" I had the PATH have "/usr/bin" before "/opt/freeware/bin". Before running "make install" I changed PATH to have "/opt/freeware/bin" before "/usr/bin" and this worked. Having the path with "/opt/freeware/bin" before "/usr/bin" from the beg

Re: [users@httpd] Uncompressing incoming requests

2012-06-05 Thread Nick Kew
On Tue, 5 Jun 2012 05:10:10 -0700 (PDT) Abhi Auradkar wrote: > I added "LogLevel debug" to the httpd.conf file I do not see any extra logs > in the error_log file.   > Should I do something further here to get detailed debug logs from > mod_deflate?  You should see quite a lot from mod_deflat

[users@httpd] RE: httpd-2.4.2 "make install" fails on AIX 6.1

2012-06-05 Thread Reimer, George
Hi Brian, I ran into this same problem just a week ago, if I knew more about mailing lists and how to update a Wiki I'd be able to refer you to the email I sent In about it. The problem went away for me when I set up my execution path so that the 'which install' command found the GNU

Re: [users@httpd] Uncompressing incoming requests

2012-06-05 Thread Abhi Auradkar
Hi Nick,  Yes the location scope applies. And the mod_deflate is loaded as well.  I have this directive defined in my conf file.  LoadModule deflate_module modules/mod_deflate.so And to test it further I added the DEFLATE for outgoing content and I see that the outgoing content is gzipped(con

Re: [users@httpd] apache setenv question

2012-06-05 Thread Eric Covener
> If I now add one more config with a different gitweb.conf using setenv, > gitweb still shows the first one. It seems apache always read the first setenv > and ignoring the rest. What am I missing here ? Apache doesn't care what file you put your directives in, you have to restrict the scope of y

Re: [users@httpd] apache2 -S -- More info ?

2012-06-05 Thread Filipe Cifali
How is your setup? A normal "small" VPS won't be degrated with a grep only. OS / Hardware / Command 2012/6/5 Roland Roland > Dear all, > > I have access to a server that serves more than 100 Virtual host. > sometimes i'm in need to find the specific conf file for let's say a site > that's x.y.

[users@httpd] apache setenv question

2012-06-05 Thread J. Bakshi
Dear list, I have come here with a gitweb issue which is related with apache setenv . I have set gitweb with a single project root and it's running fine. The problem arise when multiple root come into picture. Following the git documentation, I have defined the separate gitweb.conf in the apach

Re: [users@httpd] Uncompressing incoming requests

2012-06-05 Thread Nick Kew
On 5 Jun 2012, at 11:20, Abhi Auradkar wrote: > Even after doing the above configuration I do not see the requests getting > uncompressed. > Can any one help me with that. You're sure the scope applies? What does the error log say if you set LogLevel Debug? (oh, and - just checking - you d

[users@httpd] Uncompressing incoming requests

2012-06-05 Thread Abhi Auradkar
Hi All,  I am trying to post compressed REST requests to apache.  I have configured mod_deflate and have added the following configuration directive.  SetInputFilter DEFLATE

Re: [users@httpd] mod_rewrite and directory context

2012-06-05 Thread Jimmy Thrasibule
> So it looks like that `mod_rewrite` is applying the last rule but the > conditions are not tested. OK, I saw my regrettable error, the regex was not correct due to directory stripping. This one is now working: RewriteRule ^(.+)$ index.php?q=/$1 [QSA,L] -- Jimmy --

Re: [users@httpd] mod_rewrite and directory context

2012-06-05 Thread Jimmy Thrasibule
> Second if you read mod_rewrite docs you will see that QSA flag appends > something, which is why you have double "test" as rewrite result. I just mess with the directory names but the output is correct and QSA is the behavior I want. Here is the correct logs output: GET /mypath HTTP/1.1 (2) i

[users@httpd] apache2 -S -- More info ?

2012-06-05 Thread Roland Roland
Dear all, I have access to a server that serves more than 100 Virtual host. sometimes i'm in need to find the specific conf file for let's say a site that's x.y.domain.net if i grep -ri x.y.domain.net ./ # it's going to take forever and degrade the server performance as there's lots of small